Findings from these studies suggest an inverse relationship between maternal glucose and fetal activity, which is commensurate with the pattern of movements described by participants in the present study.
I no longer recognized, in this facile effort to regain lost authority on the cheap, the obscure young senator from Illinois whom I met in Boston one day in July 2004: he evoked for me, then, the shared glory in his eyes, parallel and commensurate glories of the American civil rights movement and the Jewish people's new flight from Egypt, as represented by Zionism.
Only the mozzarella originated in Italy.The Colombian exchange was the world's biggest-ever movement of species, and had a commensurate impact on the food supply.
Like many in my generation, it seems, I had waited my whole life for a social movement whose dimensions and ambitions were commensurate with the shortcomings I saw in the world around me.
"I put in the effort that was commensurate with that".
In his model, the levels of the hierarchy share a common language (i.e., they are commensurate) and perform complementing functions to bring about dexterous movements.
Your appetite for risky behavior diminishes commensurate with the embarrassment it has the potential to cause.
The movement has grown in size, power, and sophistication, but it's still nowhere near commensurate with what needs to be done.
Interestingly, the prevalence of such risky movement patterns appears to be greater amongst women than it is for men; an observation that is commensurate with ACL injury rates [ 3].
Many of the people behind Occupy in this country and in the corresponding movements in Tunisia, Egypt, Greece, and Spain were responding at least in part to having found no work commensurate with their higher educational accomplishments.
